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THE ADDRESS. onthe 13th paragraph ofthe Adah-cu, Mr. MEREDITH laid that it anything were want- ing to show the mummy of hon. gentlemen oppo- lite t in "and to the amendment! presented it was Inppli by tho vote they had then rccordod. lion. gentlemen held that my amendment to the Address In A motion of want of confidence in the Administration of the day-thear, hear) -and that it tn: the duty of tho lupporters of the Government to vote it down. " mm. gentlemen were lineal-e in that contention they had voted wnntot coMhiemee in mount-hes. He oxpwatreed regret that hon. gentle- men should, during this Jebate, have unmixed the hon. member for tftormout, one of the Inn-t linccro, lmnut, and cutspokim men in the House, without any objeciio" being raised by member. of the Governmeut or their friends. An attempt had been nmdo by the Commissioner of Public Walk! to justify the conduct of the number! of the Ministry in taking putt in the Dominion elec- tian.. In what way could the t'v-'uvomment take part in tin-w elections tsscept by tho Ministers on- duvuutt'nu, as they did in nearly may county in Ontario, to secure the election of their {Honda in the Dominion l'urliament , Futthor. the Jiquilurtion of the patronage (and tlnsno momhu otthe Gowmmont could dung") had boon mm! to ulnar: the interest: of the Reform Government at ottawa, A convention of gentlemen had been held in thin city, whth had teeulted in the Government coming into the House and having a revision of the I'otrrr' Lito nude, which war, without doubt, "My for the betteiit ot their friends in Ottawa. (Opposition cheers.) Re. forring to the Voters' Lia. Act. he pointed out four or tire instances in which the Act worked unjustly, ma the diCerrttt decision! at rm it: it: itatetrtrctatioui by County June: had (aimed mum mnf'uts'gu, Ho trusted tint! the Attorney-ii-ral would bring in, during the FS'ZMi, anmndmcntu to tho Act which would roman than disnttv..ntsgn. He oouctuOd by extruding the have that the At. toruertieatvra1 would consul" the rhinhiiity of devoting a. perm»: of tho pub)" {was towm'dt aid. ing town: and cine: in improvmg thcir drainage. Prrsgrstph6 13 m 17 were then carried. gain 18, Mr, SCOTT mmuhintd of the paw-m presenting to the "any: the Pumic- Mm: that the time to which they were mad-r u the object. of the "nute mouing in. J: that the Acmu-ns or the proxioas w... un" seated to the nwmbns. He, thouiiht U.- ohjactton to dim-muting the menu-~15 I ten-1g, berm. e thev were of a mum im, "who at "name: to tho member.- Ur my. Lllaudl 1U" Quanta} y ll 'r, . 'u-nrmfau! ;,.rtr I "w ittatttyt 'o4t: '8'-it'ti1trtliiyh atte.1 Wald tyttt,Ir, l t'te'o'n "' -' tr,, y: " mun" 0nd my "nun-b1. t. , r' clung" Br Mr. Mame-From the Township Council of Guelph, that the Bill mm bforo the House torped- ing the burial plot in the town of Guelph may not pail. By Mr. Morris-Wont Robert Birmingham and other: of Toronto, for an Act to incorporate the Loyal Orange Association! of Eaton: and Wat-1n Ontario. Mr. H; mbjruol' He read I By Msiiglo9'rom tho Village Council of lingu- ville, for certain Fmttuiuteittp'w the Municipal Act reisptwrtiitg the mtorceruem ot Rama: layout. Aeeon 91 bers the thon all AUo-Wront the County Council ot Hauling", for osttaitt mneudments to Unluuicipal and Allen- mettt Aeta. no IU"' a urn-class carpenter. at the oxfiration or but term he had been employed to think some -. "'""' .... luv". .mmurr, an n'pm'uu "1!qu .H. had premium-d thi, letter (fhn'authur of which he tite olirrod to name) to show um! a cuitttinul named Ooh I'DSWOO", horn I'ratttford, had bow: cmplnyed in "In: institution at a mhu-yut' $500 pun-ax. The TIMI Wow that this man had bow minim-d in the Prison for being drunk uni disorderly. AI h? lea' a thst.tfas, turtrttrntrrr. a! ttto nvulvnoir'n sir Mv-Mille-Wont the Loyal wing. District Lady? of South Hastings. for the incorporation of the (Imam: Associations; of ;Ontulo East and Wort. mmr. m union lo brim; the amounts to " lat" a dato ns puruhlo. " Wit'; cinmm-I) rortvtsttiettt to all the mum: "um um "WRIT would hum-L in JRnuury, mu] In: gum" mum's: wuhl be tttttrd 1) tin It 1m u!- Ittg titrluw. He thought u mu not alu-iraHn to drpnrt from tho old English tml" of bringing down the report; only during the session. Mr. SCOTT said Nun if tho members had tho re- ponn in their hands hofnh.' tho Home not [hey mum! be ablo to make themsches command with em. Paragraphs: 18 aut' last paragraph, Mr. HARDY "it! Mr. HARDY Mid befo posed of ho tlesitodtort h'tu._ttietsttrer for Wtu.t 'l Mr. HARDY said before this paragraph wu du. punud ot he (hushed to "f'r to a lcttcr gamed by the Ivo. member for Wost Toronto "in: regard to an appointment made in the Central Prison. 19uriutt' his apemeh, the hon. member, an n-purud in the ar; il, had ph'duord thi, letter (thriauihJr of which he due Mined to name) to Show that a cuitttirtut named Col. 1'yTety, from Brantford, had been employed in Int h.a|.'a..u-n ,. . _ __ int" The Weaker took the chair at (bros o'clock. Prayers we" read by Rev. Father Bergen. PETITIONS. The Ignoring petitions were pre mated _ H Ar'. ll, 1Ae tl H to the etfiet man had been raiwd tr ll u ttti as to the GRXFI tttc tter from u ("I as ot' the nr'mbn: var sun bring itl .l p, were turn carried. Onthe llxaxau'm'a Amman. January 22. Mt he indamun ur. $300 to 3 tht and " o W to m weak on (he '. .vcrtctd a, or Speaker ecmary of it! to new" of in: a pm? mu:- In J be pre Jo, am " hrr al'uua 2 thrrV the U10